Tiago Pinto reacted this Wednesday for the first time to words by José Mourinho on the sidelines of the Portuguese MotoGP Grand Prix, in a statement to Canal 11 in which he chose to praise everything he learned from the former Roma coach, with whom he worked in the Italians, but also from all the other coaches he worked with. “I am always grateful for the opportunities they give me in life. I take advantage of them to learn and grow. At Roma, for three years and one month I worked with Paulo Fonseca and José Mourinho. It was all opportunities for growth, personal and professional development. It’s the I have to say. It was a very demanding three years and a month for me, where I grew a lot. I certainly made a lot of mistakes, at 39 years old, I already had the experience of working with Bruno Lage, Rui Vitória and Jorge Jesus. Also in sports with great coaches… From all of them, I keep something and they made me grow. If I’m hurt, life goes by quickly and I have to focus on what I control and on my way of being and the way I act? be. And no one will ever change that”, he guaranteed. Regarding his departure from Roma, Tiago Pinto made it clear that it is important to approach it in “context”. “If you look at the 15, 20 years, only one sporting director has stayed longer than me. It’s a demanding club, which doesn’t focus on the stability of its directors and coaches. I’m very grateful for the opportunity I had, I think we did a good job work, but I knew that my future would involve other types of clubs and other types of leagues. And in that sense, I felt truly exhausted. Roma needed someone who had the same energy and motivation that I had when I arrived. I felt the need to rest. And I felt that it was a cycle that was closing. It was very difficult with all the problems that Roma had. By Record
5
Leave your comment